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The new online video venture between News Corp. and NBC Universal heats up competition with Google, Viacom, Apple, and ValueClick, says S&P MARCH 27, 2007 Beijing Hotel Companies Go for the Gold S&P says select lodging companies are attractive investments as China's hotel market gears up for the Olympics MARCH 22, 2007 Private Equity Revs Up Auto Parts But S&P says investors sniffing for opportunities in the sector may have missed the chance to catch a ride MARCH 21, 2007 Big Telcos Battle Over Networx S&P sizes up the potential winners and losers in the race to land a huge government telecom-services contract MARCH 13, 2007 Winners Could Emerge from Subprime Woe Once the shakeout ends, large players Citigroup and Wells Fargo stand to pick up business lost by bankrupt subprime lenders MARCH 6, 2007 Banks Didn't Deserve this Beating Investment-bank stocks took a hit on the widening troubles in subprime lending, but S&P's Matthew Albrecht sees strength for the future FEBRUARY 16, 2007 Subprime Woes Subdue Some Winners Worries about defaults have led investors to shun lenders, but S&P thinks mortgage insurers deserve a closer look FEBRUARY 14, 2007 A Sinking Sensation for Subprime Loans The default rate for borrowers in the sector has jumped faster than anyone was expecting, raising risks for housing and the overall economy FEBRUARY 7, 2007 Diller and Murdoch Work the Web S&P analysts have some ideas about where the media moguls might move next as they expand their presence in the digital world JANUARY 31, 2007 Handset Makers' Emerging-Markets Boost Though profits may be squeezed by lower prices, S&P says some companies have nimbly struck a balance between developing and developed markets JANUARY 25, 2007 Steelmakers Feel the Chill S&P says growth should cool for the industry in the coming year, but still recommends several names, including Carpenter Technology JANUARY 17, 2007 Bullish Quarter for Banks? Standard & Poor's analysts survey the sector's prospects as big players get ready to report. One clue: Keep your eye on credit quality JANUARY 9, 2007 Revving Up at the Detroit Auto Show The NAIAS may give a short-term boost to stocks and produce some alliances, but S&P's outlook remains negative for the home team JANUARY 4, 2007 Seven Internet Predictions for 2007 Among the trends to watch is Google's relationship with Apple, market share gains for Ask.com's search engine, and more deals for private Internet outfits JANUARY 4, 2007 Homebuilders: A Hard Slog Ahead S&P remains negative on the sector, citing bloated inventory levels and margin pressures DECEMBER 28, 2006 Post-Holiday Shoppers, Start Your Engines With more buyers—many with gift cards—post-Christmas, many retailers offered discounts while some pushed full-priced spring merchandise DECEMBER 21, 2006 Real Estate M&A Roars Ahead REITs aren't immune to the rise in mergers and acquisitions that has hit most industries. In fact, they've been among the best-performing sectors DECEMBER 12, 2006 Defense and Aerospace Flying High With defense budgets up and military and commercial fleets aging, companies such as Boeing and Lockheed Martin stand out NOVEMBER 28, 2006 Retailers War Over Flat-Panel TVs Wal-Mart and other retailers are using aggressive pricing and other tactics to lure buyers. S&P says the battle plan won't work for all NOVEMBER 20, 2006 Bright Holidays for Video Game Makers S&P says the launch of next-gen consoles should boost sales of games made by Activision, Electronic Arts, and THQ NOVEMBER 15, 2006 No Grinch Expected for Retailers S&P foresees healthy holiday sales thanks to the drop in gasoline prices and low unemployment. Among the stock picks: Coach and PetSmart NOVEMBER 12, 2006 The Democrats' Energy Game Plan How will Congress approach energy policy now that the Dems are in control? Look for many things to shift—and watch the weather NOVEMBER 8, 2006 Old Media and New Media: Friends, Not Foes Search and advertising services from Google and Yahoo! are helping traditional media companies extend their content online and generate revenue OCTOBER 5, 2006 Mall Crawl: Discounts Lure Shoppers Before the September sales reports roll in, we take a stroll through several New York retailers to spot the fashion and marketing trends SEPTEMBER 25, 2006 Supercharged Risks for Electric Utilities S&P's Justin McCann has a neutral outlook for the industry and believes mergers could slow. Still, his top pick is FPL, and he likes others SEPTEMBER 15, 2006 Insurance Caters to Aging Boomers Genworth and its peers stand to profit from cross-selling long-term care insurance with retirement products, says S&P AUGUST 23, 2006 More Banks Turn to Private Equity Funds Following a trend among big financial institutions, Bank of America plans to raise as much as $1 billion from wealthy clients JULY 6, 2006 Private Prisons Have a Lock on Growth With state-run prisons overflowing, outfits such as Corrections Corp. of America stand to benefit  View Previous Page | View Next Page | |
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